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up on the housetop pop folk version ,perfect_harmony,remix,media,bpm_130_135,editorial_pick,attribution,audio,mp3,44k,stereo,vbr,flac,christmas,holida...
jolly old saint nicholas a fun little song... there's a little debate as to who the author is, but it seems like emily huntington miller first wrote t...
the night before christmas a quiet reading of a holiday classic.
[b]a visit from st. nicholas[/b]
[i]by clement clarke moore[/i]
'twas the nigh...
drunk with you this is my 64th song. i made this track with lmms (linux multimedia studio). lmms is awesome. the best free daw compared to fl studio.
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up on the housetop history lesson! "up on the housetop" was written by benjamin hanby in 1864. get this... not only is it considered the [i]second-old...
the saxophone's last voyage another wistful potpourri !
combining a frantic flanged drum track from djlang with stef sax " alto sax"
and zeos' " l...
go tell it on the mountain (admiral bob bass harmony) [big][red]bass[/red] [green]harmony[/green] [red]vocals[/red] [green]for[/green]
admiral bob's ...
having a fine time many years ago before the kids, xmas eve would end up with the two of us, naked, rolling about on the carpet.
i leave you with t...
the king shall come a lesser known christmas/advent piece by john brownlie to the traditional tune "the morning song" (key of f minor.)
i've alread...
mackerel sky once in a while i'll hear a remix (in this case apoxode's [url=http://ccmixter.org/files/apoxode/60717]in the sun[/url]) i really like an...
leaving babylon our remix of leaving babylon by i_rebel.
[url=https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-000648042091-orqmww-t500x500.jpg]artwork for this rele...
growing apart abandoned traktor for this one, mixed the sweet stems of moscardo' s "staying together.."solely in reaper.
feeling somewhat wistful.....
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